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COMMENCING SUNDAY, 28th MAY.

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A deeply human drama of the romances... excitement... gayety... adventures encountered at the State Fair by an American family... Father and Mother busy winning prizes...Daughter ecstar- ically happy in her first love idyll...Son finding a gid he has to forget

8 Great Stars in One Picture Janet GAYNOR Will ROGERS Lew AYRES Norman Foster

Frank Craven

Sally EILERS

Louise Dresser Victor Jory

STATE FAIR

HENRY KING

PRODUCTION

FOX

by

PHIL STONG

Screen play by

SONYA LEVIEN

and

PAUL GREEN

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TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933.

ROYAL “TALKIES”

QUEEN SEES "JACK'S THE BOY"

London. The Queen has been to the pic- tures again,

She paid her second visit to the "talkies" recently when she went to a charity matinee at the New Gallery Cinema.

All the Princes, of course, are regular visitors to the London cinemas. The Prince of Wales may often be seen slipping on- obtrusively into a great cinema in Leicester-Square. But, until, re- cently, the King and Queen had never seen a "talkie" and had acen very few silent pletures either.

Her Majesty certainly seemed to enjoy herself. She smiled and laughed all through the pro- the films gramme. These were she saw

Mickey Mouse in "Mickey's Nightmare".

Laurel and Hardy in "Twice Two":

The coloured Silly Syrupbany. "Babes in the Wood".

Jack Hulbert in "Jack's the Boy".

They also showed a fim of the Queen opening hospitals and inspecting organisations. It was one of the few occasions on which the Queen has seen a film, of her- Belf-Reuter.

THE HAUNTED SENATE

GHOSTS WALK IN CHILE

Santiago, Chile. An evening session of the Cham- ber of Deputies was disturbed res cently when a clerk burst into the Chamber, crying, that he Was pursued by ghosts,

On his evidence six cun- gressional guards and a party of deputies went to the top floor of the building and reported that there were signs of intruders in the room indicated by, the clerk.

The subject of ghosts in parlia ment has now been solemaly brought

in the Chamber. Evidence has been offered from several sources, patrol policemen reporting that they have heard women scream in the Senate hall at night.

It is believed by the deputies that the weird phenomena are ghosts of a fire in 1863.

on

Chile's congress building stands

the site of the Compania Church which was destroyed in 1863 by the most terrible fire in South American history. Nearly 2,000 people, mostly women, were burned or crushed to death #t # midnight mass-Reuter.

QUEER TASTE JESSIE THE OSTRICH

'London.

Jessie the strich at the Lon- dan Zoo, who has died, was no animal of queur tastes. A photo- graph is now being shown in Lon- don of the result of a post-mortem examination made on the bird. This showed that Jessie's stomach resembled a department store. It contained:

3 Handherchiefs;

1 Child's glove:

1 Woman's glove:

4 Pennies:

1 Half crown;

1 Halfpenty:

13 Nails:

1 Lead pencil;

G Screws;

2- Staples;

5 Washers:

4 Yards of string;

3 Buttons.

But the authorities are wonder-

ing who gave the ostrich half a crown to cat. Surely it' did not happen during the depression!----

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A MYSTERY MAN. FURTHER DEVELOPMENT IN STABBING CASE

in

A fresh development arose the charge of causing grievous bodily injury preferred against Lau So, before Mr. Schofield at the Central

Magistracy yesterday afternoon.

One of the witnesses mentioned having seen a man running down Western Street from Second Street immediately after the defendant had entered the police station. might Thinking that that man have something to do with the stabbing, the witness gave chane, but the man disappeared in French Street.

The charge against the defen- dant is that he caused grievous Chuen, A bodily injury to a Li vegetable hawker, In Second Street on April 21.

Further evidence was heard yesterday afternoon, and except for the statemont about the myo- Rpocini tery man, nothing of

nature nrosC.

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Mr. Schofleld remanded the caso, for further evidence to be obtained about the bloodstains on the defendant's clothes, until next Thursday morning.

BRITISH EMPIRE FAIR

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

(1) To Exhibitors in the Peninsula Hotel:

This Section of the Fair will be closed as from 6 p.m. on Saturday, 27.5.33. All stands and material must be left in situ until 7 a.m. on Sunday, 28th, and then completely removed before 7. p.m. on that day.

(2) To Exhibitors in the Pavilion:

This Section of the Fair will be closed as from 10 p.m. on Saturday, 27.5.33, and all stands and material must be completely removed before 10 a.m. on Sunday 28th.

(3) 2-above also applies to the Aviation display on the

Salisbury Road Lawn.

(4) All army tables or other borrowed material must be

stacked in the yard of the Peninsula Hotel.

(5) it is particularly asked that all those who kindly exhibited posters in connection with the Fair will, so far as is possible, have the same withdrawn from, public view by Saturday afternoon, 27.5.33.

Issued by the Empire Fair Committee.

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